Wuhan Attractions
Wuhan is home to many tourist attractions. There are 339 places of interests, 103 scenic spots of revolutionary significances, 13 Key Cultural Relic Sites under the State Protection and 156 Provincial Key Cultural Relic Sites in the city, most of which are concentrated in the urban area. Some of the most popular include “the First Tower on the Earth”-Yellow Crane Tower, Hubei Provincial Museum, Donghu Park(East Lake), Guiyuan Temple, The First Yangtze Bridge and Longquan
All Attractions in Wuhan
Yellow Crane Tower
Initially built in the Three Kingdom Period (220 A.D- 280 A.D.), Yellow Crane Tower was destroyed and reconstructed several times in history. As the symbolic architecture of Wuhan, the present one was built in 1985 in a magnificent and elegant style, noted as “One of the Famous Towers in China” together with Yueyang Tower in Hunan Province, Prince Teng Pavilion in Jiangxi Province and Penglai Pavilion in Shandong Province.Read More
Hubei Provincial Museum
Hubei Provincial Museum offers a detailed record of Hubei Province’s history that cannot be found anywhere else. The extensive collections tell stories from thousands of years ago to the present day. More than 200,000 pieces of culture relics are preserved and exhibited in the museum, among which 640 pieces are National Level I culture relics and 16 pieces are National Treasures.Read More
East Lake
Surrounded by green mountains with meandering Lake Shoreline, East Lake is the biggest city lake in China. Covering an area of 72 square kilometers (28 square miles) with the water area of 33 square kilometers (13 square miles), Donghu Lake is famous both in home and abroad for its unique natural sceneries and profound Chu culture.Read More
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